fiscal
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5.2
- adjective
- /ˈfɪskəl/
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fiscal
- Here, the problems are fiscal and economic, but also political and attitudinal.
- fiscal policy
- fiscal year
- fiscal stimulus
We had a fiscal surplus through Clinton.
- We had a fiscal surplus through Clinton.
- So I don't see the connection between partisanship and fiscal austerity that others do.
- We've made our taxpayers the guardians of fiscal responsibility and pro growth policies.
- It's going to say month, fiscal year, fiscal year, fiscal year, current year to date.
- There is a certain view that it was a massive amount of fiscal consolidation.
- And it's obviously stronger for the fiscal conservatives agenda.
- So we talk about a black hole, a fiscal black hole.
- Democrats are the party of getting things done and fiscal responsibility.
- He is the antithesis of fiscal conservatism.
- More direct fiscal support may be needed.
- There's many things that my fiscal state is not going to allow me to do.
- We were racing towards the fiscal Cliff way faster than we are right now.
- Some of it is around fiscal responsibility that we can do these things cheaper.
- And in some ways the most important, urgent, politically vital fiscal planning question is a fiscal question, right?
- I'll begin with our fiscal deficits, and I'll take this back to why the dollar is important.
Examples
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It teaches them fiscal responsibility.
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The program is expected to serve 250 families in the 2010 fiscal year.
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That would start the process of bringing our fiscal house in order.
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More direct fiscal support may be needed.
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As I mentioned earlier, the fiscal situation was pretty bad when I got there.
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We look at the next fiscal quarter.
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We were racing towards the fiscal Cliff way faster than we are right now.
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We had a fiscal surplus through Clinton.
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The biggest threat to America is our own fiscal irresponsibility.
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The government's fiscal policies will impact taxpayers for years to come.
Synonyms
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3.7
About money, trade, jobs, and how a country or business uses resources
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3.2
About money, banks, and how people manage it
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5.2
About a plan for how money is spent
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.9
A twelve-month period that governments or companies use for money and budgets, not always matching the calendar year
- Specialized
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4.5
Government plans for taxes, spending and borrowing to help control the economy
How Financial
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fiscal comes from the Latin word fiscus, which meant 'purse' or the ruler's money bag. So fiscal is used for things about government money, taxes, and spending.